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29
-
the
node
or
pipe
reference
scheme
used
to
identify
pipes,
junctions,
sprinkler
heads
and
fittings
which
need
hydraulic
consideration;
-
the
position
of
the
hydraulically
most
unfavourable
area
of
operation;
-
the
position
of
the
hydraulically
most
favourable
area
of
operation;
-
the
four
sprinklers
upon
which
the
design
density
is
based;
-
the
height
above
datum
of
each
point
f
identified
pressure
value;
e)
for
each
operating
sprinkler:
1)
the
sprinkler
node
or
reference
number;
2)
the
nominal
K
factor;
3)
the
flow
through
the
sprinkler
in
litres
per
minute;
4)
the
inlet
pressure
to
the
sprinkler
or
sprinkler
assembly
in
bar;
f)
for
each
hydraulically
significant
pipe:
1)
pipe
node
or
other
reference;
2)
nominal
bore
in
millimetres;
3)
the
pipe
constant
for
type
and
condition
(see
G1.1.)
(e.g.
Hazen
Williams
constant);
4)
flow
in
litres
per
minute;
5)
velocity
in
metres
per
second;
6)
length
in
metres;
7)
numbers,
types
and
equivalent
lengths
of
fittings;
8)
static
head
change
in
metres;
9)
pressures
at
inlet
and
outlet
in
bar;
10)
friction
loss
in
bar;
11)
indication
of
flow
direction.
3.4.4 Water supply
3.4.4.1 Water supply drawings
The
drawings
shall
show
water
supplies
and
pipework
there from
up
to
the
installation
control
valves.
The drawings
shall
be
on
an
indicated
scale
of
not
less
than
1:
100.
A
key
to
the
symbols
shall
be
included.

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